Word: groundful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This zone can't stop a short, accurate passer as only tight man-to-man coverage might, but it avoids the danger of an outstanding receiver's faking and breaking free for a touchdown. And while Harvard will give up more yardage through the air than on the ground, the enemy faces greater risks along this route: interception, incompletion, or loss...
...meeting continued into the afternoon on a reduced basis after Cohen, Talbott, and Bundy left. No new ground was covered, however, according to one of the student leaders...
Boston University's Waterloo came at the Crimson's last line of defense--safeteymen Tom Wynne and John Tyson. Wynne foiled the Terriors' aerial blitz with three interceptions, tying a Harvard record. Tyson stalled the B.U. ground attack with a team-leading nine tackles and added a fourth interception...
...more action, perhaps with John Ballantyne and Ray Hornblower doing some backup. But if Zimmerman clicks and the offensive line give him protection. Harvard should do very well in the scoring department. As for the defense--10 fumbles, 3 interceptions, and holding Lafayette to 26 yards on the ground must mean something...
...plan for flood control sounds just as other-worldly. He hopes to build an immense "deep tunnel" 700 feet below ground. Water would flow down there during a storm and would be pumped back up when the danger of flooding had abated. The tunnel would double as a power generator with water being pumped up during slack hours and running down during hours of peak demand for electricity. Engineers say the scheme is feasible, according to Bacon...